Pentagon conceals injury and loss details

A report published by The New York Times revealed that the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) concealed details about injuries sustained by dozens of American soldiers and the damages to their equipment resulting from three Iranian attacks in Jordan. These incidents preceded the recent attack that led to the death of two soldiers and the loss of another. The U.S. Central Command did not disclose the extent of the injuries or damages in order to maintain operational secrecy and prevent Iran from improving its targeting. They continue to refrain from announcing the number of injured personnel or the locations targeted within Iran. This policy is part of broader measures to protect American forces, whose casualties have reached 16 since the escalation against Iran began in February.

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